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CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY,

LIMITED.

FOR SHANGHAI.

THE Company's Steamship

"KASHING,"

Captain Hopkins, will be despatched.as above

MESSRS, DALLAS AND MUSGRAVE'S SATURDAY, the 1st April, at 1 P.M.

DRAMATIC COMPANY/

IN

WILSON BARRETT'S CREAT MASTERPIECE

"THE SIGN OF THE GROSS."

(SATURDAY, April 1st), Grand Production of the

GREAT ADELPHI NAUTICAL DRAMA "THE HARBOUR LIGHTS,"

PRICES 53. $2 and St.

Box Flan

the RomssON PIANO CO.

Soldiers and. Sailors, (in Uniform), Half-price,'

to Back Seats only.

W. H. BROWN,

Business Managér..

Hongkong, 30th March, 1899.

ONLY FOR A SHORT SEASON. FIRST TIME IN HONGKONG.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.

Hongkong, 30th March, 1899. DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW.

"HE Company's Steamship

"THALES,"

ΤΗΣ

Captain Hall, will be despatched for the above Ports, on SUNDAY, the and April, at Daylight.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co., General Managers. Hongkong, 30th March, 1899,

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

NOTICE.

STEAM TO

Entimation.

o convince the Filipinos, over the graves of their dead and the ashes of their ruined towns, that our intentions are pacific and our national policies benign.

We heartily endorse the opinion of the Chronicle. We believe that had General A. S. WATSON & Co., oris consented to a cessation of hostilities

LIMITED.

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.

PORTS

J (For Invalids and General Use.)

Por doz.

Case.

[4478

D.

B-VISTAQE.superior quality,,

Red Capsule $14.40 C.--FINE OLD VINTAGE, sup- erior quality Black real Capsule.. VERY FINE OLD VINTAGE extra superior. Violet Capsule (Old Bottleil) 20.40

THE Manager of the Chartered Bank of India, IN Australia and Childa Informs us that he recept of telegraphic advice from the London Office intimating that at the pproaching meeting of shareholders the Directors will recommend a dividend at the rate of 10% per annuin, free of income tax for the past half year, making 10% per annum for the whole, year, add £50.000 to the Reserve Fund, which been will then stand at £500,000 and carry forward £14,000 undivided profit.

that the articles were Jury Tound for the defendants.

Export duty Import duty Miscellaneous

Veno

186.66

14,775.

19,304

-717,807

and opened negotiations with AGUINALDO, when the latter requested him to do so, that a settlement could then have been arrived at. The Philipinos would have doubtless recognised the fact that the Americans were

ONE of the police-court magistrates at New honest and actuated by the beat of motives C445 WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. in the acquisition of the Philippines, they York recently created a sensation by ordering THE total value of the merchan could have seen that they were to have been the Bibles used in swearing witnesses to be from Japan last month amounted granted a hearing, and. the exercise of removed. He denounced the custom of kissing yen while the importa for the same a little diplomacy on the part of the the book as dangerous to health and unspeak reached the sum of 10,584.696 yen, the exce Americans would have gone far towards ably filthy, and related an instance where a of exports over imports being 5,406,535 yen. smoothing over any little differences that young woman died from a torrible disease.con. During the above period, 279,588 yen worth of ed, while 415,145 yen worth were imported, the might have arisen. Mutual concessions tracted in this way. As the result of the magis-gold and silver specic and bullion wors export could have been made and the saving of an trate's protest all the New York courts are being excess of imports amounting to 135.562 yen. immense expenditure in money and lives supplied with hygienic Bibles for witnesses. The Customs receipts for the same month were effected. Even now we do not think that i

The covers are composed of celluloid, which is as follows is too late to attempt a reconciliation. The Philipinos have been shown the strength of kept clean and free from infection by frequent the Americans, and upon the Americans the washing with disinfectants.-Daily Mail- fact that the Philipinos will be able to carry A NUMBER of the local gentry having petition- on a harassing guerilla warfare for yearsed the Shanghai niagistrate, this official and must have been impressed. It is our earnest the magistrate of the new Chinese Bund issued hope that these gardens of the sun" may on Saturday a joint proclamation forbidding IN the House of Commons on the 24th Feb. be spared the horrors of a long and bloody natives living in the Bund district from insur reary, Mr. Howell naked the Under-Secretary war, which we feel convinced the Philipines ing their property in the future, and threatening for War whether, in view of his statement that to punish all who should disobey the pro- it was intended to reward a certain number of are fully capable of carrying on four years.

clamation. The excuse appears to be that officere, non-commissioned officers, and men for natives who insure their property are apt their services in Crete, especially those present: to be careless with fire, knowing that they will during the outbreak bo September 6th last, he would also consider the claims of the Royal be reimbursed by the insurance companies in Welsh Fusiliers; and whether consideration 'case of conflagration, and further that owing to would be given to the fact that this regiment the hard times now people are also apt to was employed for two years maintaining orderi commit arson for the sake of their insurances.in Candia under very trying conditions, and Finally, another reason for the prohibition is was, in consequence, deprived of any chance of

active service in the Soudante Wyndham that the Chinese authorities would not then be Te is the duty of the Secretary of Stale in con- able to prevent the foreign fire brigades from sultation with the Commander in Chief, to sub- coming to the Chinese Band to put out fires. mit names to her Majesty for rewards; and this is done after the fullest consideration of all: claims. It is not desirable to discuss the claims N. C. D. News.

of individuals by questions and answers in this House, su

YOKOHAMA, KOBE AND NAGASAKI,

(Passing through the INLAND SEA.)

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THE BEST AMUSEMENTS FOR FAMILIES

And

WAX WORK EXHIBITION,

OPPOSITE HONGKONG HOTEL.

Á GRAND MARVELLOUS, Magnificen and Extraordinary Show, which was never seen before in Hongkong.

ALL LIVE-SIZE MOVING WAX FIGURES Made by the most elever and best Artists of

Europe.

PRICE OF ADMISSION, 50 cents. SAILORS AND SOLDIERS IN UNIFORM, HALF-PRICE.

CHILDREN, UNDER 10 YEARS 25 cents.

REDUCTION GIVEN TO SCHOLARS

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Open every day from 9 A.M. to 11 P.M.

Except SUNDAY-

PROFESSOR A. W. SIMONS, Proprietor.

KED Don't lose this Opportunity. G Hongkong, 25th March, 1899.

LAST NIGHT AND

VICE-REGAL NIGHT. THURSDAY

NIGHT.

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Under the Distinguished Patronage of HIS EXCELLENCE SIR HENRY BLAKE,

MAJOR-GENERAŁ (1. G. GASCOIGNE, C,MAL ANDOFFICERS:

TARREN'S

WAL

CIRCUS

A Suberb Programme will cap the Clinias of this Pre-Eminent Success during which MR. WILL. MARLOW, of H.M.S. Narcissus will render in his inimitable, rollicking style, the following Comic Specialties A CURIOSITY"

"MOG TROTTER" "ON THE SAME OLD SPOT¿

W. PFLEUGER,

Press Representative.

Hongkong, 30th March, 1899.

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EOTHEN MARK LODGE, No. 264,

REGULAR MEETING of the above A LODGE will be held in the FREEMA SONS' HALL, Zetland Stres, TO-NIGHT, the 30th instant, at 8.30 for pan. precisely. Visit ing Brethren are cordially invited to attend.

(40s Hongkong, 24th March, 1899.

NOTICE

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES permitted by the Courtesy of the Manager of the Hongkong Telegraph" to present in readers the THIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL REPORT for the year ending December 31st, 1898.

£53,826,937-

be,

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41,887,232

£11,939,685

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SURPLUS

SURPLUS means SECURITY and in this

respect the EQUITABLE is what it claims to

THE STRONGEST COMPANY IN THE

WORLD.

Hongkong, 30th March, 1899.

VICTORIA RECREATION CLUB.

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

14452

Y Permission of HE the GOVERNOR

BY

the above SPORTS will be held in the

HAPPY VALLEY,:00 SATURDAY, 1st April.

WS. BAILEY,

Acting Hon. Secretary.

Hongkong, jutt inrch, 1899.

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

THE COMMITTEE of the VICTORIA

CLUB cordially invite the

·LADIES of HONGKONG to the ATHLE TIC SPORTS to be held on the HONGKONG FOOTBALL CLUB GROUND, on SATURDAY,

the 1st April: a

SAIST RACE 1 1,3ì. SHARP'- Hongkong, 30th March, 1899.

NOTICE.

14520

MPARTNER in our FIRS! from the

AR FRANCIS MAITLAND is adimittod

1st April, 1898.

LINSTEAD & DAVIS,

Hongkong, 30th March, 1899.

NOTICE.

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LE bave this day admitted MR. EDWARD

WSHELLIMA PARTNER in our BIRM

In Hongkong,

MRA HOWARD has been authorizo to: SIGNUP FIRM per procuration from this

date

DAVID SASSOON CO

4492 Hongkong, 31st March, 1899,

HE Company's Steamship

April.*

HOHENZOLLERN,"

Captain E. Woltersdorff, will leave for the above l'orts, on or about WEDNESDAY, the 5th

For futher Particulars, apply to

MELCHERS & Co. Agents.

[45ia

Hongkong, 30th March, 1899.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

NOTICE. STEAM. TO SHANGHAL.

THE Company's Steamship

PRINZ HENRICH," Captain O. Cupper, due here with the outward Cerman Mail about the 4th April, will leave for the above place about 48 hours after

arrival.

For further l'articulars, apply to

MELCHERS & Co., Agents.

[45ia Hongkong, 30th March, 1899. FOR NEW YORK-VIA SUEZ CANAL.

HE Steamship

T

* LIV," will be despatched for the above port, on or about the sih April

To be followed by the S.S. "UNDAUNTED." Sailing about the 10th May.

For Freight, apply to

SHEWAN, TOMES.& Co.. Agents.

(4500 Hongkong, 30th March, 189.

THE

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

1. & Q. 5, X. Co's Steamship

"MAZAGON," : FROM BOMBAY AND STRAITS. Consignees-of-Cargo by the above-named vessel are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where each consignment will be sorted out mark by mark and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.

This vessel brings on Cargo

From Madras, er 5.S. Lalpaola.

16.20,

Port after removal should be rosted for a month before use. Wine re- quired for drinking at once should be ordered to be decanted at the Dis- out. pensary before being sent These Wines are too favourably known to need comment.

Sample bottles and smaller quanti: ties will be supplied at proportionate wholesale rates.

We only guarantee our Wines and -Spirits-to-be-genuine--when-bought. direct from us in the Colony or from our authorised Agents at the Coast

Ports.

A. S. WATSON & Co., Limited, THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY.

The Hongkong Telegraph.

HONGKONG, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1899.

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

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TELEGRAMS.

REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

THE HEALTH OF THE POPE OF ROME,

LONDON, March 28th. The Pope is decidedly stronger, and bas resumed the celebration of the Mass.

INDIAN SUGAR DUTIES. M. Brödrick speaking in the House of Commons said that all circumstances connected

with foreign treaties had been fully weighed before the Indian Countervailing Sugar duties

had been decided upon.

[FROM JAPANESE PAPERS.] ITALY AND CHINA,

TOKYO, March 21st.

According to a Peking dispatch of the 19th inst, no further action will be taken by Italy against China' until the "esplanation by Signor Martine of his reason fur going beyond bis

instructions has been heard.

BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION IN

TOKYO, March 21st.

FORMOSA.

Another ease of bribery and corription has been discovered in Förutosa, and sečen or eight arrests have been made. Among the defendants are said to be Mr. Nagabana and another member of the Fatwan Nicht Nicht Skimbuk and a barrister named Takahashi. Several officials and merchants are implicated. The charge is brought in connection with certain sanitary works.

INCORPORATION OF SPINNING COMPANIES.

Esting and Tientsin-Times-says-— The Awo-tern pae has been publishing a leading article advocating the removal of the Court and seat of Government from Peking on the following grounds:→

The political requirements of the country and international intercouse now demand that the Goverment be centrally situated.

On account of the great inconvenience experienced-in-transporting tribute rice to the

Capital from the south, especially in winter

-The impossibility of transporting troops quickly from the interior and north in time of war, us their transit is likely to be prevented by provincial rebellions.

WHILE there is (says the Frisco Chronicle) n great deal of nonsensical talk regarding the future disposition to be made of the Philippines. by persons who really know nothing about the purposes of the Administration, it is note worthy that those who are supposed to have knowledge when they have occasion to discuss the question do not lend any encouragement to the idea that the United States will make time blunder of imitating the colonial system of Greif Britain. In an interview with a Chronicle reporter, Colonel, Denby, one of the Philip SON'S Of course, the President is sarre and 4-Since so many privileges have been pine Commissioners, delivered himself as fol granted to Russia in the matter of establishwe are all sorry, that there had to be blundshed, ing railways working wines etc. in Manchuria, But our soldiers could not help firing back when Peking is no longer a safe retreat for the they were fired upon. It does not matter Government.

whether those people want to be governed by us or not. We settled that question in 61, 62, 63 and 64 when we fought to govern a people who did not want to be governed by us. After we had conquered them we reconstucted beit governments for them, and when we had finish ed we turned the governments over to them. The same thing will be done in the Philippines

The port is not as fertile and productive or commerally valuable as the south."

6.The Manchus are all conservative and -opposed to reform; therefore sa long as the Capital is in the north it is hopeless to look for the execution of reforms.

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POST OFFICE NOTICE.SE

The parcel post for Europe will close at 5 p.m.. on Thursday, the 30th istant. On Good Friday, the 31st Instants, the Post Office will be closed except from 8 to 9 am but if the English mail arrives the office will be opened, for delivery for one hour. On Saturday, the am on Easter Monday the rd April, the Post 1st April, the Fost Office will be closed at 11:30 Office will be closed except from 8 10 9 am. be posted up to 9 am on the 31st instant, and the 3rd Apr), and up to 11:30 am-on-the

"pm: money order office will be closed at April The night box will be left Thursday, the goth instant, and will be entire closed on the 31st instant and the tst and 3rd April

A FIRE broke out at 9,40 last night in a wood and Coal store at the corner of Tsepoo Road and Don-ka-loong the scene of the fatal fire on In a recent issue of this paper we gave an account of a dinner given by certain

the 3rd inst., says the N. C. D. News of 27th inst. As before, having no hydrant on the Boone Japanese journalists to some Philipino

TOKYO, March 2191.

Road'extension, some fifty yards distant, con gentlemen who have gone to Japan with the

The representatives of the Kanggafuchi,siderable difficulty was experienced in getting avowed intention of striving to gain the recognition of Japan for the Philipino Shanghai, Miike and Kawashima Cotton Spin wate? However, by joining the Mib-ho Republic. We now learn from the Philipina Junta in Hongkong, that the ning Companies, which are connected with the

Mitsui Co., held a conference on Sunday lung and Deluge and the Hongkew and Victoria hase two streams were brought Goeds not cleared by the 3th April, at 4-P.M.Philipino gentlemen in question had no will be subject to rent.

o'clock the fire was got under. Somaten house of a most inflammable description were destroy ed but the contents are believed to be uninsur ed. The Chinese were most anxious for their ramshackle dwellings in the close vicinity and made strenuous efforts to keep the fire from spreading. Quite a number were carrying bus kets of water and pouring the contents over: their roofs while three men were energetically manipulating large squirt pumps much to the amusement of the foreign onlookers.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by me in/authority from their Government to underévening to consider the proposed incorporation to, bear on, the conflagration, and by 11 Letters for Hongkong, Peak and Kowloon may

any case whatever:

All damaged Packages must be left in the Godowns and a certificate of the damage ob. tained from the Godown Company within ten days after the Vessel's arrival bere, after which no Claims will be recognised

H. A. RITCHIE,

Superintendent. Hongkong, 30th March, 1899. PACIFIC MAIL, STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

NOTICE.

"ONSIGNEES of CARGO per Steamship

CITY OF PEKING are hereby notified that their Goods are being handed and stored at their risks in the Company's Godowns at Wanchai, from whence delivery may be ob tained on countersignature of Bills of Lading. Goods remaining unclaimed after the 28th instant will be subject to rent.

No Fire Insurance has been effected.

J. S. VAN BUREN, Agent.

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Hongkong, 30th March, 1809

THE MUTUAL STORES.

26, 28 & 30, POTTINGER STREET.

take any mission whatsoever and are consequently acting entirely upon their own initiative. Doubtless they are actua- ted by the best of motives in thus striving to gain 'recognition as belligerents for their countrymen from a Power which carries a certain amount of weight in Far Eastern affairs, but at the same time it must be re- membered that those who interfere without | invitation frequcy do more harm than good, and we fancy that they would have done better to have let matters alone until they had obtained the consent of AGUINALDO to conduct their mission.

Talking of missions were reminded that we are still without news of any proceedings on the part of the American Commission, which left here some time ago for Manila, with the intention of enquiring into the Philipino question. On their departure from [Hongkong we remarked that it was difficult to understand what good could be done by the Commission in the presentstate of affairs and that unless a cessation of hostilities could be arranged for while matters were discussed we could not see how a fair estimate of the Philipinos, and their fitness or otherwise for self government, could be arrived at. To this opinion we still adhere, for it goes without say ing that both sides of a question must be heard before an unbiassed opinion can be given on its merits. As matters now stand in the Philippines we do not see how the Commis sioners can possibly get at the Philipino side of the question. They can, it is true, see for themselves the state of affairs in the very circumscribed area hold around Manila by the American troops, but they certainly can hot form any opinion upon the whole of Luzon, or upon the whole of even one pro- vince, by so doing. One might just as well send a Commission to Tytam to enquire into the sanitary condition of Canton.

THE BEST VALUE IN THE COLONY

FOR

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

Hongkong, 28th December, 1893.

of their companies and decided in favour of the proposal. The incorporation' will be carried into effect after the revised Commercial Code A 'schemic has come into force in July next, is under consideration to purchase the Kashu and Saidaiji Spiring Companies.

WEATHER REPORT.

The Observatory report says-On the 30th at 145 a. The barometer is rising in N, China, falling in S. China, A depression has left the Japan. Gradients increasing with the monsoon E. coast of China moving Eastwards towards freshening on the coast. Forecast N. and N. E. winds, freshening; changeable, probably some rain.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

EXEMPTION FROM CONULEPING.

At the meeting of the Hongkong Sanitary exemption of Nos. 332, 839, 343, 345, 345, 249, Board,this afternoon Mr. Ho Tung applied for 231 and 353 Queen's Road West; from con- creting, inasmuch as they one used only

lings. go-downs and not as if domestip He was going to have Nos. 335 creted, as they were to be used as makers workshop

The application was granted ACER

HARBOUR LIGHTS.

REFERRING 10 Lord Charles; Beresford the Spectator says He advocales an alliance of Great Britain, Germany, America, and Japan to guarantee China against all foes,, the forma tion of an army of two hundred thousand Chinamen under European officers, and such army to be paid. In return China would throw Mesars, Dallas and Musgrave are making. TOMORROW being Good Friday, there will be reorganisation of finance as would enable that no issue of the Hongkong Telegraph.

open her commerce to the world, and allow wise selection in their next productions MESSRS DALLAS and Musgrave's Dramatic citzens of the guaranteeing Powers to open bour Lights" has ever been a favourite,

for the salt savour of the sea that permeate Company gave a third performance of "the mines at will. The Chinese officials are said to only for its intrinsic merit is a drama, but a Sign of the Cross" last night to a full house. be friendly to the plan, which we do not doubt, for the We would remind our renders that to-night and all the Anglo-Chinese welcome it with Of this Company's production of the will be the last performance of this celebrated enthusiasm. As it would speedily involve a our Singap

war with Russia and France, as we have noigh drauma.

right, unless we govern China, to place an irresistible weapon in the hands of corrupt Mandarins, and as we can obtain trade and mining privileges without so dangerous a

out. We have enough, as Sir R. Giffen's paper bargain, the plan.will not, we think, be carried

shows, without accepting responsibility for the

habit of dying. old lady at Pekin, whose enemies have such a

ntemporaries spen

and dre two-points they pride ther playgoers may cont cipate finother treat next Saturday

JAPAN AND THE ITALIAN AFFAIR

her diplomatic agent because of his ment

The fact, this Italy has withdrawn her App

methods does not appear to have allaye cation for A lease-of San moon and disavo

of them continue to insist that th rail steamship owners were as patriotically excitement of Japanese Journalists.) enterprising as Siessrs. Elder, Dempster and must not it with folded bands, and Company, of Liverpool," the question of create affairs have reached a puss demanding deci ing a reserve of seamen for the Navy would be action What advised, how stiled in a couple of years. They have offered an attempt to bolster up the to carry on each of their ninety-five steamships Dire, but some stepsto insur

against the encroachment of from two to four boys to be selected by the Power appears to be cons Ansiralty and enrolled in the Naval Reserve,

afety of

DEA wouldbe

THE electric cars intended for the tram line between the Yung Ting Gate and Machiapu in Peking have, according to a vernacular paper, been shipped from England and the line will be opened sometime next month. Poles are now being erected on the line. THE Judges in the Criminal Department of the Osaka Chiho Saibansho held a conference the other day and adopted a resolution to the effect that the cases of trivial offences where the offenders are caught in flagrante delicto should be tried and decided on the same day as the official prosection is lodged by the procurators; ACCORDING to a Japanese paper, an idea of the recent increase of State expenditure may be formed by the following annual estimates:

Ordinary Extraordinary,

усп... 1894 ii. 70,014,721 15,791,800 1895

75,240,691 16,401,312

able offer, except as to the money to pay that occupied by Korea towards 1806 .104,178,935 99,279,079

for the outfis. Mr. Ritchie's solution of ancient times. The rulers of Japa 1897.121,428,550 128,096,095 89,583,971

this difficulty is that the provision under the quite impossible to preserve, Kinshiu no long p.141,319,000 ! 1899

5,488,903 ... 140,963,801

Mercantile Marine Fund Act of last Session for quality

were expored to the onsets WARRENS Circus gave another very successful a remission of light dues to the owners of Korea, and, they had no choi performance last night, which was fully appre vessels undertaklog to carry boys in training but to strike at Kores eol ciated by a numerous number of spectators, for the Naval Reserve would meet, the coat of that, the guarantee given It is a pity from this point of view that Ad We remind our readers that to-night is the the cutfits, but this is not a bargain, that is miral Dewey's request for a negotiating states

ipla man at Manila was not complied with months last night on which this popular entertainment favoured by the shipowners, as there is such a ago when it was made. Weeks went by befors will be given in Hongkong and that Their strong feeling against the whole the Government even began to fumble with the Excellencje Sir Henry Blake and General light dues, Whatever the soli -scheme to send a commission, and even yerth Gascogne have graciously extended their we hope that Measts. civil negotiators picked qut, ars fallog in this

patronage, ad that a monster,.programme wuf spirited offer country. Perhaps it is now too late for them to

including a turn by b Will Marlow for want of the do any good abroa Ond night think ters be put on, t could be few bus mora tankless than ens - the lion comique of H.M.S

The Commission can certainly examine any Philipinos that they may happen to meet with in Manila, but from them they will only get a very one-sided view of the matter, which will naturally tend towards the American side of the question. But every day that the war against the Philipinos con- tinues the hope of a peaceable and amicable settlement of the questions at issue grows more and more slender. In an article upon "Victory and its Effects" the San Francisco Chronicle of 15th ulto, sayes

1898

yen.

re a foreign country to

opposite coast

and to pay them, for no other consideration. than the provision by the Government of foot

for example, thinks that Fubkian an outfit for each lad. This is a practic warda Formosa a position precise

not.

„Kien must #mise into

panes

evenitu 3tis ar